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New York City Moves to Force Amazon to Hire Its Delivery Drivers

Passage would outlaw the subcontracted Delivery Service Partner model, shifting implementation to regulators and courts.

EEOC Sues 99 Ranch Parent for Alleged Discrimination Against Non‑Chinese Workers

Treasury Removed Numeracy and Verbal Tests to Improve Candidate Diversity

Unions Demand Tougher Laws After Four Migrant Workers Found Burned to Death

Jobseeker Says Recruiter Told Her Company Allows No Sick or Personal Leave

German Customs Launches Nationwide Checks of Parcel Firms Over Wage and Illegal Work Abuses

Brazil Ousts Labor Inspection Chief After ‘Dirty List’ Update and Court-Ordered BYD Removal

‘Paid for 5 Days’: Big Four Worker’s Weekend Refusal Puts Office Norms Under Fresh Scrutiny

Europeans Largely Mix Private Time Into Home Workdays, New YouGov Poll Finds

UK Four-Day Week Adoption Climbs to 253 Accredited Employers

Treviso Company’s 'Who Would You Fire?' Survey Draws Union Condemnation as Staff Meet Owners

Amazon Workers in O Porriño Call Dec. 23 Strike, Threatening Holiday Deliveries

Right to Disconnect Bill 2025 Introduced in Parliament by Supriya Sule

Florida Sues Starbucks Over Alleged Race-Based Hiring, Pay and Promotion Policies

Viral Expat Video on Leave Culture Draws Focus to India’s 'Right to Disconnect' Bill

Labor Department Launches 'Project Firewall' to Police H‑1B Employers

Milan Opens Criminal Probe Into Tod’s for Labor Exploitation as Prosecutor Seeks Six-Month Ad Ban

Pam Fires Three Tuscany Cashiers After Mystery-Shopper 'Cart' Tests, Unions Mobilize Ahead of Rome Meeting

Japan’s Prime Minister Says She Sleeps Two Hours a Night, Reigniting Overwork Debate

Argentina Moves Forward on Labor Reform Draft With 'Hours Bank'